Özet:

In our globalized world, the importance of boundaries is increasingly decreasing. Technological developments offer many possibilities to entrepreneurs and investors, the internet and similar developments lead to record increases in international goods and services and the goods and services are growing in a more complex structure than before. In this environment, national companies are transformed into multinational companies through their investments in different countries, and, if necessary, through their marriages with international companies, in order to increase their market shares and more effective competition opportunities. All of these developments have led to the need for international companies that provide services and goods in different countries to feel secure by law in the conflicts that arise during their continuation of their activities. It has also led to the problem that multinational companies are required to carry out transactions in accordance with the internal legal system of the countries in which they operate, and that they do not trust the neutrality of the national justice of the country concerned.